Acknowledgements

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements
3. Contents VII
4. 1 Introduction 1
5. Part I: Historical language contact: focus on diachrony and typology
6. 2 Towards a reductionist view of language contact effects 7
7. 3 Towards an integrated account of the history of Northern Samoyedic 23
8. 4 Language contact in South Asia — typology meets diachrony 55
9. 5 Albanian of Western Thrace: contact, areal convergence, and ideology in the past and the present 85
10. Part II: Historical language contact: focus on bilingualism
11. 6 Language contact effects, (bi)directionality and feature interpretability: morphosyntactic data across domains in Greek/Vlach Aromanian bilinguals 111
12. 7 A situationally based model of language and (trans)languaging in multilingual ecologies 135
13. 8 Contact as alignment: community norms in bilingual Ontario, Canada 171
14. Index